Highland Renegade
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4.2 • 103 Ratings
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
“Lush, evocative, and sizzling-hot.” -Ann Major, USA Today bestselling author
Emily, the Dowager Countess of Woodhaven, has received title to lands in the Highlands—MacGregor lands—and after surviving an abusive marriage, she’s determined to make a new start...without a man. She just has to win over the handsome Scottish laird whose family has lived there for centuries. How hard could it be?
When Ian MacGregor heard that the Sassenach countess was actually laying claim to his lands, he expected an aging widow who would be frightened away by the hardships of living in the Highlands, and leave before the first snowflake fell. But he never imagined that the widow was young and beautiful—and more territorial than a she-wolf. No matter, he’ll prove that a fragile, London woman would never survive life without her servants…and if he happens to give her the coldest and most remote rooms, all the better.
Despite his best efforts to freeze her out, things between Emily and Ian are sizzlingly hot. But the Highlanders hate the Sassenach, so Ian faces a dire choice—his clan or the irresistible English aristocrat who seems to have taken not only his lands, but also his heart.
Each book in the Children of the Mist series is STANDALONE:
* Highland Renegade
* Highland Hero
* Highland Champion
Customer Reviews
HIGHLAND RENEGADE
Well written story and the characters were interesting too. Looking forward to reading the next book.
Very good
Read it in 2 days. Had everything, historical issues, (political historical elements), family conflicts, conspiracy thriller by a disgruntled family member, and sweet romance.
Highland Renegade
I received a complimentary copy of this from the publisher via NetGalley and I am voluntarily reviewing it.
This is a wonderful story to just get lost in. To venture back in time when things were simpler but harsh at the same time. Dowager Countess Woodhaven travels to Scotland with her two younger sisters. Emily was given a Scottish castle and land by the King of England. She was forced to sell their London townhouse to pay off her late husband's debts. The newly minted Earl of Woodhaven (actually his wife) was not accepting of keeping the three women on. Emily was in her mid-twenties to her late husband who was in his 60's.
The Laird of Clan MacGregor, Ian, is given little warning that Emily is coming. Their name is not in good standing with the English and the MacGregors do not want them there. They plan to make their visit as unpleasant as possible so they will cut short their visit.
There is mystery and mayhem afoot in the castle and with the MacGregor's neighbors. Someone is trying to harm and/or kill Emily; but who?
I adored the secondary characters as much as the two leading ones. I look forward to read more of the Clan MacGregor.
The author did a fabulous job in writing the story. There was so much detail to help understand the turmoil of the times. Having a dual POV format also helped to making Emily and Ian more human.
This is a slightly sexy novel in the fact that the "bedroom" scene comes very late in the book. Also the author does not go into graphic detail so to offend many. If you want an absolutely clean novel, then you may not want to read or again it comes late in the book and not much to it so you could skip it. I would not recommend this to anyone under the age of 18 though.